Glenn Close
2005 Emmy Nominated: Lead Actress, the Shield
2004 Emmy Nominated: Lead Actress, the lion in winter
Glenn Close's father, a doctor, opened a clinic in the Congo when she was 13, and as a result spent the next 16 years between Africa and Switzerand where she attended boarding schools. After she graduated from the College of William & Mary with degrees in both drama and anthropology, she made her Broadway debut in The Phoenix Theatre's production "Love for Love." Since then she has had a terrific career, starring in such memorable films as "The Big Chill," "Dangerous Liaisons," and "Fatal Attraction," for which she ranked #7 on AFI's list of the best villains of the past 100 years for her role as the rabbit-boiling Alex Forrest.
Glenn Close is nominated for 2005's Outstanding Lead Actress In A Drama Series for her work on NBC's "The Shield."
Actress Glenn Close is nominated for 2004's Outstanding Lead Actress In a Miniseries or Movie for her leading role in "The Lion in Winter".
Glenn Close Videography
Angels in America, 2004The Stepford Wives, 2004
Hamlet, 1990
Fatal Attraction, 1987
The Big Chill, 1983
2003
EMMY NOMINATIONS | 2004
EMMY NOMINATIONS | 2005
EMMY NOMINATIONS | 2006
EMMY NOMINATIONS
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